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Why do I need Long Term Care?
Medicare and including all Major Medical Plans have scaled back their coverage for skilled care. Requirements to receive custodial care or non-professional care care have become stringent. Maximum number of days per confinement that can be paid by medicare and a supplement is only 100 days.
Average Long Term need is approximately 2.5 years. However, a cognitive impairment such as Alzheimer's may require as many as 15 years of care.
Average cost of home care can be $15.00 per hour. Average cost of Facility based care is approximately $3600.00 per month.
Medicaid planning can be very dangerous. "Spending Down" resources is required and transferring assets can be countable if not done correctly.
How can a Long Term Care plan help me?
Can protect assets
Can take burden off of loved ones
can give a freedom of choice
Can provide a piece of mind
What do I look for in a plan?
Is it guaranteed renewable?
How long has the company sold Long Term Care Plans?
Is there an inflation rider?
Does the premium exceed 7.5% of my income? If it does you may want to reconsider
Is there a waiver of premium if I need to use the plan?
Can family or loved ones help with my care? (some plans allow this care)
Is the home care benefit 100% of the confined care benefit?
What benefit periods are available?
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